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Tier 1- Nursing - RN - Hemodialysis
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What they do
A Dialysis Registered Nurse cares for patients with kidney disease and coordinates dialysis treatment for patients. Educates patients and families about dialysis treatment and equipment, and monitors patients' medications. Works under the supervision of physicians in clinical settings, including hospitals, dialysis clinics and doctor's offices, and may visit patients that receive dialysis at home.
$71,146 / year median in West Virginia
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Tier 1
- Nursing
- RN•Hemodialysis As a Hemodialysis RN, you'll provide care and support for patients suffering from acute and chronic kidney failure.
Hemodialysis nurses must be well-versed in renal failure and hemodialysis, and you must be able to counsel patients on managing the disease and its effects.
Basic travel nursing requirements include:
- 1-2 years recent experience in the job's primary area of care
- Active license or appropriate accreditation in one of the 50 US states
- Additional requirements & certifications as may be requested by the specificfacility/unit
- An enthusiastic, adventurous spirit with a desire to help Travel nurses work for a limited amount of time at a particular location, providing patient care and support before moving on to their next exciting adventure.
Travel healthcare professionals are experienced caregivers who adapt quickly to change and enjoy learning new things. Take your skills on the road and explore somewhere new—all while earning a great living!